Dwarven King and Queen Thrones with Sarcophagus

Dwarven thrones and sarcophagus terrain containing two thrones and one sarcophagus. Carved stone-style seats, geometric decoration and stepped architectural details. Supplied unpainted.

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Mainland Spain: 1–2 working days.
Balearic Islands: 2–3 working days.
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands and Portugal: 2–6 working days.
United Kingdom: 2–4 working days.

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Dwarven thrones and sarcophagus terrain brings two ceremonial seats and one sarcophagus together in a single set. All three pieces are included, giving you the central furnishings for a royal chamber, an ancestral crypt or a location where the living rulers and the memory of their predecessors meet.

Stone-style carving, geometric ornament and stepped architectural forms connect the pieces with dwarven strongholds. The seats and decorated backs provide details to distinguish with paint, while the more monumental shapes can help establish the importance of the chamber within a mountain fortress or underground settlement.

Arrange the two thrones together for an audience with a king and queen, or separate the pieces to suggest different parts of a larger royal precinct. The sarcophagus can belong to an adjoining burial place or become the focus of a search through an abandoned crypt. These are narrative arrangements for your campaign; the product contains two thrones and one sarcophagus rather than a choice between those items.

The set is supplied unpainted, ready to prime and paint. Related stone colours will connect the three pieces, while darker recesses can define the engraved patterns and stepped edges. Selected metallic or contrasting accents can emphasise ceremonial details without hiding the carved surfaces. Decide any objective roles, access or cover effects through the rules used by your group, allowing the finished furnishings to support the particular story of your dwarven realm.